Wild Force is the “K” half of the January 2024 Scarlet & Violet split — the set that introduced Raging Bolt ex, Walking Wake ex, and Gouging Fire ex to the Japanese card pool, each one repeated across three separate secret-tier treatments before the set is done with it. If you’re trying to work out exactly what card number you’re holding, or which of the three Iron/Paradox trio prints is the expensive one, this is the full breakdown.
This page catalogues every card Limitless TCG lists for SV5K Wild Force (ワイルドフォース), with the complete secret-tier table transcribed rarity by rarity, the chase cards pictured, and our current sealed and single-card listings for the set.
Numbering in this list follows Limitless TCG’s own index. Cards 001 through the low-070s make up the base set — the commons, uncommons, rares, and standard-rarity ex cards that fill out the front two-thirds of the checklist — while cards 072 through 100 form the secret tier this guide transcribes card by card below. A pack-pulled card numbered above the base count printed on the card itself (071) belongs in one of the four secret tiers covered here.
Wild Force (SV5K) is catalogued by Limitless TCG at 100 total rows — 71 base-set cards plus a 29-card secret tier split across Art Rare (12), Secret Rare (9), Special Art Rare (5), and Ultra Rare (3). The same three ex Pokemon — Gouging Fire, Walking Wake, and Raging Bolt — anchor all three of the top rarity tiers. The set released January 26, 2024, alongside its companion release, SV5M Cyber Judge.
Wild Force (SV5K) At a Glance
Wild Force released in Japan on January 26, 2024, as one half of a two-set split — the companion release, Cyber Judge (SV5M), came out the same day. Limitless TCG’s index catalogues 100 total rows for Wild Force, made up of 71 base-set cards (numbered up to 071, catalogued by Limitless as of August 2026 and not an official denominator) and a 29-card secret tier running from No. 072 through No. 100.
That secret tier splits into four rarities:
- Art Rare — 12 cards (Nos. 072–083)
- Secret Rare — 9 cards (Nos. 084–092)
- Special Art Rare — 5 cards (Nos. 093–097)
- Ultra Rare — 3 cards (Nos. 098–100)
The full table for every secret-tier card — Japanese name, English name, card number, and rarity — is below, organized by tier.
How the Four Secret Tiers Differ
Reading the tables below side by side, a clear pattern emerges in how Wild Force structures its 29-card secret tier:
- Art Rare (12 cards) reprints ordinary base-set Pokemon — mostly mid-evolution and unevolved species like Grotle, Bronzor, and Cinccino — in full alternate art. None of these are ex cards.
- Secret Rare (9 cards) is where the set’s ex Pokemon first show up at secret-slot rarity: Torterra ex, Gouging Fire ex, Walking Wake ex, Wugtrio ex, Gengar ex, and Raging Bolt ex, plus two Supporter cards (Eri, Morty’s Confidence) and one more Trainer (Explorer’s Guidance).
- Special Art Rare (5 cards) takes a subset of that Secret Rare group — Gouging Fire ex, Walking Wake ex, Raging Bolt ex, Eri, and Morty’s Confidence — and reprints them again in full-bleed alternate art. Torterra ex, Wugtrio ex, and Gengar ex do not get this treatment.
- Ultra Rare (3 cards) narrows the field one more time to just Gouging Fire ex, Walking Wake ex, and Raging Bolt ex, reprinted a third time at the top of the checklist.
In other words, every card in Wild Force’s Ultra Rare tier has also appeared as a Secret Rare and a Special Art Rare earlier in the same set. Collectors chasing a specific Pokemon across all three of its printings — rather than just the single highest-rarity copy — are working from the same three-card core each time: Gouging Fire, Walking Wake, and Raging Bolt.
Identifying Which Tier a Card Belongs To
Every Wild Force card carries a printed fraction in the bottom corner, such as 094/071. The denominator, 071, is the base-set count that Limitless’s numbering references for this set (catalogued as of August 2026, not necessarily the set’s official print denominator). If the numerator — the number before the slash — falls in the 072–100 range, the card is one of the 29 secret-tier cards transcribed on this page, and you can cross-reference the exact number against the four tables above to confirm both the card and its rarity.
Because Gouging Fire ex, Walking Wake ex, and Raging Bolt ex each appear at three different numbers (Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare), the printed card number — not the Pokemon name alone — is the only reliable way to confirm which of the three printings you’re holding.
Art Rare Tier (12 Cards)
The Art Rare tier reprints a run of base-set Pokemon in full alternate art, Nos. 072–083.
| No. | Japanese Name | English Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 072 | ハヤシガメ | Grotle | Art Rare |
| 073 | ユキハミ | Snom | Art Rare |
| 074 | ドーミラー | Bronzor | Art Rare |
| 075 | ランクルス | Reuniclus | Art Rare |
| 076 | ハバタクカミ | Flutter Mane | Art Rare |
| 077 | ジーランス | Relicanth | Art Rare |
| 078 | バンバドロ | Mudsdale | Art Rare |
| 079 | アーボック | Arbok | Art Rare |
| 080 | ゴース | Gastly | Art Rare |
| 081 | ペラップ | Chatot | Art Rare |
| 082 | チラーミィ | Minccino | Art Rare |
| 083 | チラチーノ | Cinccino | Art Rare |
Flutter Mane at No. 076 is the notable name here — it’s the only Paradox Pokemon in the Art Rare run, sitting among a lineup that’s otherwise standard evolution-line Pokemon getting the alternate-art treatment. The other eleven cards in this tier span a wide mix of species and evolution stages, from second-stage Pokemon like Grotle and Cinccino to single-stage Pokemon like Gastly, Chatot, and Relicanth — there’s no single mechanical theme tying the Art Rare selections together beyond the alternate-art treatment itself.
Secret Rare Tier (9 Cards)
Nos. 084–092 make up the Secret Rare tier, and this is where the set’s three headline ex Pokemon first appear, alongside four Trainer/Supporter cards.
| No. | Japanese Name | English Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 084 | ドダイトスex | Torterra ex | Secret Rare |
| 085 | ウガツホムラex | Gouging Fire ex | Secret Rare |
| 086 | ウネルミナモex | Walking Wake ex | Secret Rare |
| 087 | ウミトリオex | Wugtrio ex | Secret Rare |
| 088 | ゲンガーex | Gengar ex | Secret Rare |
| 089 | タケルライコex | Raging Bolt ex | Secret Rare |
| 090 | 探検家の先導 | Explorer's Guidance | Secret Rare |
| 091 | ビワ | Eri | Secret Rare |
| 092 | マツバの確信 | Morty's Confidence | Secret Rare |
This is the first of three appearances each for Gouging Fire ex, Walking Wake ex, and Raging Bolt ex — they reappear in the Special Art Rare tier and again as Ultra Rares below. Eri and Morty’s Confidence, the set’s two Supporter secret rares, follow the same pattern one tier up. The remaining three ex Pokemon at this rarity — Torterra ex (084), Wugtrio ex (087), and Gengar ex (088) — are secret rares only in this set; none of them carry over into the Special Art Rare or Ultra Rare tiers covered next.
Special Art Rare Tier (5 Cards)
The Special Art Rare tier, Nos. 093–097, reprints five of the nine Secret Rares in full-bleed alternate art — the three Paradox ex Pokemon plus both Supporters.
| No. | Japanese Name | English Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 093 | ウガツホムラex | Gouging Fire ex | Special Art Rare |
| 094 | ウネルミナモex | Walking Wake ex | Special Art Rare |
| 095 | タケルライコex | Raging Bolt ex | Special Art Rare |
| 096 | ビワ | Eri | Special Art Rare |
| 097 | マツバの確信 | Morty's Confidence | Special Art Rare |
Note that Torterra ex, Wugtrio ex, and Gengar ex — three of the nine Secret Rares — do not get a Special Art Rare reprint. Only the two Paradox trio ex cards that go on to the Ultra Rare tier, plus the two Supporters, make the cut here.
Ultra Rare Tier (3 Cards)
The top of the set, Nos. 098–100, reprints the same three Paradox ex Pokemon one more time in the set’s highest rarity slot.
| No. | Japanese Name | English Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 098 | ウガツホムラex | Gouging Fire ex | Ultra Rare |
| 099 | ウネルミナモex | Walking Wake ex | Ultra Rare |
| 100 | タケルライコex | Raging Bolt ex | Ultra Rare |
Between the Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare tiers, Gouging Fire ex, Walking Wake ex, and Raging Bolt ex are each printed three separate times in Wild Force — a fourth if you count their base-set version at whatever number falls within the first 71 rows. No other Pokemon in the set repeats across all three secret tiers.
The Chase Cards
The three Ultra Rares are the top of the set, and the Special Art Rare printings of the same three Pokemon sit directly below them.
Raging Bolt ex (100/071, Ultra Rare) closes out the checklist at the highest card number in the set. It’s the third and final printing of Raging Bolt ex in Wild Force, following its Secret Rare (089) and Special Art Rare (095) appearances earlier in the tier breakdown above.
Walking Wake ex (099/071, Ultra Rare) and Gouging Fire ex (098/071, Ultra Rare) follow the same three-printing pattern — both cards also appear as a Secret Rare and a Special Art Rare at Nos. 086/094 and 085/093 respectively.
Morty’s Confidence (097/071, Special Art Rare) is one of only two Supporter cards to reach the Special Art Rare tier in this set, alongside Eri at 096/071. Both are reprints of Secret Rares from earlier in the checklist (092 and 091).
We currently list a graded single from this tier: the Special Art Rare PSA 10 Walking Wake ex SAR, No. 094/071, currently listed at ¥13,750 (~$86) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). PSA independently determines authenticity and grade, so a PSA 10 label reflects PSA’s own grading of that individual copy.
For a card-by-card look at what each of these secret-tier pulls has been trading for since release, see our Wild Force best cards guide.
Booster Box Pricing
We list sealed Wild Force booster boxes and singles directly from Tokyo. Our SV5K Wild Force Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed between ¥12,480 and ¥14,790 (~$78–$93) depending on listing.
We also carry a lower-cost option for buyers who don’t need mint packaging: the Wild Force booster box (damaged box variant), currently listed at ¥13,905 (~$87), with the same sealed packs inside a cosmetically imperfect outer box.
Between the two box listings and the graded single covered in the chase cards section above, buyers have three distinct ways into this set: a standard sealed box for the full pack-opening experience, the damaged-box variant at a comparable price if outer-box condition doesn’t matter to you, or the single graded PSA 10 Walking Wake ex SAR at ¥13,750 (~$86) if you want one specific secret-tier card without opening product.
For community-reported, unofficial box-opening data on any of the 29 secret-tier cards above, our Wild Force best cards guide covers that separately from this card list.
Companion Release: Cyber Judge (SV5M)
Wild Force didn’t release alone. Its companion set, Cyber Judge (SV5M), came out the same day — January 26, 2024 — as the other half of this Scarlet & Violet split. Cyber Judge follows an identical structure: 100 total catalogued rows, a 29-card secret tier, and the same Art Rare / Secret Rare / Special Art Rare / Ultra Rare breakdown, built around a different trio of Paradox and Tera ex Pokemon.
See the full breakdown in our Cyber Judge (SV5M) complete card list. Because both sets share the same release date and secret-tier structure, they’re a natural pair to shop together if you’re collecting the full January 2024 release rather than one half of it.
Where to Buy Wild Force
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery.
Looking for the full set as a page you can browse card by card, or a specific single not listed above? Our Wild Force (SV5K) card list page catalogues the set for browsing, and you can request a quote for any individual card, including out-of-stock secret-tier pulls, via our Quick Order page. That’s the fastest route if you’re after a specific Art Rare or Secret Rare from the tables above that isn’t currently listed as a standalone product.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in the Wild Force (SV5K) set?
Limitless TCG catalogues 100 total rows for SV5K Wild Force, including 71 base-set rows and 29 secret-tier rows across Art Rare, Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare, as catalogued by Limitless as of August 2026.
What is the top rarity tier in Wild Force?
Ultra Rare, Nos. 098–100. The three Ultra Rares reprint Gouging Fire ex, Walking Wake ex, and Raging Bolt ex — the same three Pokemon that also appear as Secret Rares and Special Art Rares earlier in the set.
What card number is the Walking Wake ex Special Art Rare?
094/071. We currently list a PSA 10 graded copy of this card at ¥13,750 (~$86).
Does Wild Force have a Special Art Rare tier separate from Secret Rare?
Yes. Wild Force splits its highest chase cards into three secret tiers: 9 Secret Rares (084–092), 5 Special Art Rares (093–097) that reprint five of those characters in full-bleed alternate art, and 3 Ultra Rares (098–100) that reprint the top three of those again. Only Gouging Fire ex, Walking Wake ex, Raging Bolt ex, Eri, and Morty’s Confidence make the jump from Secret Rare to Special Art Rare; the remaining four Secret Rares in the set do not get a Special Art Rare reprint.
When was Wild Force released, and is there a companion set?
Wild Force was catalogued as releasing January 26, 2024, the same date as its companion set, Cyber Judge (SV5M). The two form a split-set pair from the Scarlet & Violet Japanese lineup, each catalogued at 100 total rows with an identical four-tier secret rarity structure.
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